LDAC 2009 Part I

The videography of the Fighting John Goodman Platoon and their endeavors to forever defeat the CVG forces. Due to the length, it was necessary to split this into 3 parts. If you want to view it with out breaks or download the video, visit the below link.

http://gallery.me.com/cory.titus#100257

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• ldac
• 2009
• fighting
• john goodman
• rotc
• warrior forge

[BushyX]

After watching these videos it is my belief that Army ROTC goes here to shoot some guns, play in the woods, and just fart around in general for a month. Meanwhile Air Force ROTC is having a shitty time at Field Training, where they are in an intense and stressful environment the entire time. Makes you understand why the quality of most AF officers compares to the quality of Army officers the way it does.

[corytitus]

@BushyX You obviously don't understand the Army and lack perspective of AF training. Learning to shoot weapons, and conduct battle drills are essential parts of being in the Army - they also happen to be useful skills when in contact with the enemy. Let us not forget which branch is at risk on the front lines, and who is sitting back in the FOB.

I would hardly call being yelled at, and making beds at Field Training stressful compared to a 2.5K march through dense woods in 50 lbs of equipment.

[mistercracklin]

Msg.B is the shit

[GeneralArrow]

@sandersrh100 Have some respect for our other branches bro, I'd want birds in the sky covering my ass just as much as my fellow brother on the ground. America works as a team. Some of my best friends are Air Force and they work just as hard as we do, just in different ways. Branch rivalry be damned. 

[payso999]

lol

[lakersfan4life13]

@BushyX We wear the same flag. Remember that.Good luck to your future.

[lakersfan4life13]

@BushyX doesn't mean thats what today's infantry does. The thing that ROTC teaches us is how to lead other and make decisions during stressful situations. A wrong decision is better than no decision. We don't train in ROTC for infantry. We train to help us become leader with mental agility and resilience. Think before you post something because it shows your lack of intelligence and because you are representing the AF, it makes us question the intelligence of future AF officers.

[lakersfan4life13]

@BushyX LOL i laughed at all of your comments because you talk like you know everything. HAHA! First off, you might be semi-correct when you say that the training we receive in ROTC will not be carried on to our career as an officer. That is what BOLC is for. That is where we learn our specialty for the job we will be doing in the Army. The things we learn in ROTC are based on thing we will be assessed on at LDAC. Most of the things they teach us helps us learn the basis of tactics but it

[sandersrh100]

haha the airforce is gay you pog. get as stressed out as you want with your four month deployments sitting in aircondiotioned fobs you puss. hit 18 months in shitty afghanistan getting shot at everyday and compare that to your computer games

[grantsdaman01]

I'm from around Ft. Lewis and lived in the barracks seen in the vid when i was at JCLC in JROTC

[Cbaker1947]

@BushyX I am in Air Force ROTC right now about to switch to Army ROTC and I would say that you are a complete retard. Field Training is easy as shit, if you know your stuff then it should be called camp cup cake. My friends that have been through it said after day 4 it is easy as hell, just a bunch of marching, and then you get to shoot paintballs and act like you are deployed for two weeks, how hard is that. Just shut up and respect other branches..

[emirubio30]

gross! i actually stayed in those barracks for 5 weeks during Pre-mob training!!! LOL... I don't miss Lewis, but I miss seattle!

[Masonb555]

I really do not think you are prior service. A 2.5k!!!!??? Really, you do understand that the army does not do 2.5k. The smallest one that I have ever done was a 5k back in basic. Plus on top of that ROTC at a regular collgege is joke, an officer should not "play Army" every once in a while, an officer should be required to live in an intense enviroment like Westpoint or an SMC such as North Georgia, Citadel, Norwich, VMI, and so on. Trust me the SMCs and the Academy won't be impressed.